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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11
The YelioW-Feyer.

WILMINGTON. October 10 The Marine Hos
nital Bureau Ia in receipt OF telegram from
Deputy -COllect0r spencer at Tampa. Fla:
stbting that one death aud eight new cases OIL
yenoE-ieyer have occurred nc that place since
last adyices. aud that funds and nurses are
urgently needed, the town treasury being
empty aDd lie people bcirg domoralized.
Aetng Surgeon-General stOner has tele.
graphed 10 ne president Of tho Tampa Board
81 Health asking II the disense existing there
Is yeilow-feyer, and II so, what steps are being
taken Ter lis suppression. A telegram ms
been received from the postmaster a. Tampa
denying ihat yellow-feyer exists there, Dut
Stsies that denguefe fever h prevalent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11

BArYryoRg, ND, October lo-Cotton steady
ard dull: middling. ssc. FLOUR quiet and
firm Howaru-strcet and western super. sS.A&
s2S5: do extra. sSssl6O: DO family. sA7sasL5o;
city mills super. se.S7sf26O; do. extra, e3afao2;
do. Rio brands, flloafko0; Patapsco slperla-
tive patent $50; DO. family. A.sa Waeat-
Southern nrm. red. 7SaS2c. amber, sDtsic.
western lower and dun: No. 2 winter rcd. spot,
5sHa7qc. October, 1sac. bid; November, s0lta
s0&c.; December. Seas21tc: January. 3ka
s3kc. Corn-southern nrmer and quiet white,
ssaeCc. yellow. 5da,Gc.; western higher and
quiet; mixed, spot. b5c asked short Octobcr,
5it.s5sc. Oats hrm ana quiet; southern and
Pennsylvania. 30aSoc. western white, 3Sa56c.
westera mixed, sssSIc. Rye nominaliy firm at
sSse0c. BAY steady; prime 70 choice western,
si3asl3 Provisions steady and moderately
active. Mess-pork, si6.2Sasl650. BulS'meats--
shoulders and cear-rib sideA packed. 81 aud
9Ac HGcon-Shoulders, 5aS NC. clear.rib sides,
9.c; hams. l3al3hc. Larl-Renned. ~.
butter steady: western packed l5alsc.. cream
cry 92e25c. Eggs lower ut l7Eaisc. Petroleum
steady refined G'sc. Coffee firm and quiet:
kio csrgoes. ordinary 20 fair, lShsi9Sc sugar
firm; soit, tSc.; copper:retned duseS az Iva
l0Ac. Whiskey quio; at si.liasi.ia freights
to Liverpool per steamer dun; cotton, iS-64d.
Gour. Is. Sd; grain. 2&d.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. October 10. Flour easy. Wheat
dull No. 9 red, 75a16c. Corn In fair demand;
No. 2 mixed, 45c. oats strong; No. mixed.
2Shc. Pork duh at slL Lard quiet at sb4l
BUlk-meats quiet: shortrihs. G.55ats. Bacon
firm; short-ribs, s. IS; short-clear, s92o.
Whisky steady at CLOS. Hogs hrm.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 10. Grain market
steady. Provisions arm. Bacon-Clear-rib
sides, fs.50: clear sides. 50; shoulders ftA.
Bulk moats-Clear-rib sides, 1850: clear sides,
SSH shoulders. $3.50 IMcss-pork nominal.
flams-Sugar-cured, tl25O. Lard--Choice leaf,
sSafSs5.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. T., October 10 --ruptntins
steady NJ Bic. Rosn firm: strained. f14c.;
good strained, s2hc. Tar 6rm q, 81. -. Crude
turTentine lrm; hard. 81: yeliow-dip and
virgin, I.G5
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURRs.
Nsv YORK, October f0.--Cotton--Gross re-
ceipts, 1900 hales Futures closed barely
steady: saios ~, 800 bales; October, ~ 35afaN;
November, t929asg 30; December, S9.Nasy 81 1:
January. f9s7as93s; February. 81. iGat9.F;
March. sG5ias9 So; April. s0.62as96j; May,
80 70as9 n June, 80 7sat97g.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
tReported for the Dispstch.l
OCTOBER l0.-Msrket nominal. Prime, SAatc.
shellsd, 4Ha54c.; factory hsni-pickoi, 5a54c..
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admits Of continuous work. The ships


admits OF continuous work. The ships
are expected by the Doth.
The contractors for building the At
laDtic and Danville railroad from this
port to Hicksford have sold their con-
tracts back to the railroad company, as
it is desired to lay the track faster than
the contractors are doing it. The COM
pany will put on all the hands immedi-
ately that can be worked.
DIR. Parker's life-boat will be taken
to Virginia Beach tomorrow or next
day for trial in the surf.
All the school-teacliers OF Norfolk
county have had their salaries raised.
The construction train of the Allan
tic and Danville road ran over and de-
molished two buggy teams belonging
TO Norfolk county truckers on Satur-
day. This, and killing brakeman,
are the only accidents on the new road
so far.
All the flags of the shipping in the
harbor are at half-mast to-day in me
mory Of Commodore n. i. McCready.
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nkATtfg.

BAILEY.-Disd, Sunday. October 0. 1887, ct
tie residence Of his parents. near Laurel ste
ton. nenrico county. WAVRRLY CLIFTON,
infant son Of j. w. and Iniia A. Bailey; aged
FIVE months AMI two days
His suffering was short but severe. God
only lent the dear babe for a short while that
its parents might be moro strongly attracted
TO heaven. May they meet II again In higher
and better life.
This lovely bud, so young and fair.
Called hence by early doom;
just came 10 show how sweet flower
In Paradise could bloom.
CLkSH.--Died. Saturday night, October 2. at
; 80 O'Clock. after two days sickness. PHRDE
DAVIS CLASH, daughter OF q. V. aud s. q.
Clash; aged tour years and three months.
Funeral sunday, October 9th.
Little feet are wandering in the path OF sin,
mt the father calling sweetly says come la.
Jesus. too. Is calling 10 each little heart.
Walk in ways Of goodness, choose tho better
part
Come away from orror. come from every snare.
her isyorito Sunday-school song.
HARRIs.-Died. on Saturday the sth instant,
at tho residence Of his uncle, william II.
Adams, Rsq, In Charles City county. Va.
CHARLES T. HARRIS. only son Of the late
Charles and :. T. Harris and brother 81 Prin-
cetta BrockweIi, Ia the twentieth year OF bis
age.
HO0PER.-Dled. Monday, October 10, 1857, at
SOB A. NJ, at the residence OF his mother, Mrs.
\. A. T. Hooper. 5ii west Catherine street.
WILLIE T. nc oPEn; aged twenty years nine
months and twenty-elght days.
light from the household has gone,
A voice We loved II stiiied;
A place 10 vacant % the hearth
That never can be fl'led.
gentle heart thai throbbed, but now,
With tenderness ana love,
Has hushed is weary throbping here
To throb In hiss above.
Yea, 10 the homo where angels arc
His trusting soul has fed.
And Yet We bend about the tomb
Win tears aud call him dead.
We call him dead, hut oh, We know
Ne dwoiis waerc living waters low.
krsrRA
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y.Rando,ph ruen er Retained.

1t was learned yesterday, says the
New York Hcrai9 of Sunday, that the
friends of the seven condemned Chi
caeo Anarchists have retained John
Randolph Tucker, OF Virginia, to APP
pear with General Roger A. Pryor in
the appeal 10 the United States Su-
preme Court. Mr.. Tucker is now at
work in this city on the case with Gene
ral Pryor. He was formerly Attorney
General Of Virginia, and was one OF
the counsel who defended JEFF Davis
The Anarchists are very enthusiastic,
as Mr.. Tucker practices before the
United States Supreme Court alto
qether, and is said to be very fayorably
impressed with the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11
COMING HOME TO DIE.

At a period Of life when budding womanhoo1
requires all her strength 10 meet the demands
nature makes upon IL, many young woman
returns home from the severe mental strain Of
functions dsaTrane ed, 20 go to an early grave.
IL she had been wisely counseiled aud giyen the
benefit Of Dr. Pierce's "FayOrite Prescription /"
her bodily development might have kept pace
with her mental growth, ald health aud beauty
would not have given way 10 decline and death.
Chronic nasal catsrrh--guaraateedc ure-Dr.
Sages Catarrh Remedy.
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FINANCIAL.
INV YORK, BALTIMORE. AND RICH
K0sD STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, Tur-
psntine, Ros.n, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
IBy telegraph to he pIspatch.i

NEW YORK October i0.--The week opened
with feverish and generally weak market
selling for both sides OF account being heavy
throughout. London was setter In the early
morning, and the example was followed freely.
An attempt % cover was discovered, and the
market bid upon the shorts In the middle OF
the day, bat the bears hammered the list In
tho afternoon, and IN the sbsencs OF support
prices yielded readily. the lowest prices Of the
Gay eng made IN the last hour. The news
received was generally Of favorable cherac-
ter, but Of tue active stocks keaitng al0no
received support throughout the day. The
pressure was especially severe against Lake
Shore and som Of the specialties, but Erie,
Western Union, New England, and Louis
vile and Nashville were not far behind. The
Chicago contingent were very beaitsh on
Changers. and Wabash and san Fran
cisco preferred made marked decline
in the forenoon, whom the general
list was quite well supported. la the after
noon. when the pressure OF short stock was the
heaviest, several rumors OF disquleting
nature we're set afioat but had little effect eX-
cept for moment The opening was active
and weak at declines OF from 4 10 = per cent
generally, and early dealings were marked
by great fevertshness, hut while there were
few slight advances msde In the first few min-
utes, the list soon yielded and under tho lead
Of 81. Paul was carried below tho opening
figures A substantial rally then occurred, but
the bears soon got 90 work, and determined At
tack upon St Paul was followed by decline OF
the entire market The last hour saw tne
lowest figures reached. and the close was fairly
active and weak az or near tho bottom prices
Of tle day. The sctive list. without exception, Il
lower and Colorado coal lost "a, Wabash
preferred 2. Erie rs, New England and
Norfolk and Western preferred ~, Louisville
and Nashville and Northwest IL, and others
fractional amounts. Total sales, S12.eO0 shares
NEW YORK, october l0-Nosn.--stOcxs active
and strong. Money easy at iaJ per cent.
Bxchange-Long, $50; Short 4SiH. Govern
ments dull.
MISUNDERSTANDING duh and steady-Long,
4s0b short, 4S5. Money easy at 3%aS; closing
Gold, sls2, 3S7. 600; currency, sl2,7sl,000. Gov
ernments duh: 4 per cents, l2iH; ~ per
coDty IQ9 State bonds dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 10. 1857.
Fer tho attendance on Change business was
very light. and there seems bat very little dis
position 10 trade In any grades. Not even
BErley-tuytrs we're on the lookout to-day.
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RABF-BALL.
The FIRST Championship Game Won
by IT. Louis-Other Games.


ST. LOUIS, October 10 The first game FOR the
championship OF the world was played hero to-
day BY the ~. Louis, champion club OF the
American Association, and the betr0its. cham
plOn Of the league. 10 rained almost TO the
time Of calling play, but n crowd OF twelve or
thirteen thousand was present The excite
men; was intense, and as tho homo club had
matters all its ogn way from the start there
was UnbOunded enthusiasm. Caruhers pitch
ed great game. four bits and one base on
tails being all that were received OF him. Two
umpircs o1icated-Gaffney calling strikes
and Kelly base decisions on the Browns. and
then changing positions when the Detroits
were at the bat. Score:
81 Louis. u U j.
DoirOlts. ..................0 0 0 0 0 0 /
Baao-hits: - Louis, 10; Detroits, 3. Errors:
81. Louis. Q; Deiroits, s. Batteries: Caruihers
and Bushong; Gotzoin and Bennett
At Cincinnati:
Clnclnnatl-Chlcsgo gamo postponed on &C.
count OF rain.
At Philadelphia:
lSeven lnnlngs-darkness.l
Athletic. ....................U U-9
BfOOklynS .....................l " l y
Base-hits: Athletics, 10; BroOklyns, 10. Err
rors Athletics, 8; Drooklyns, 3.
AZ Staten Island:
boIopOlitaus.,. .,.........O . U u o " q VI
Ehltimorcs ................0 D Ii
Dase-hits: MetrOpOlitans. I; BaltimOres, 10.
Errors: Me.rorolltans, ?; Baltimorcs,2 ,.
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RICHMOND LIVE. STOCK xAnxsr

OCTOBER 10-Reeelpts: 80 head cattle, 2S5
sbeep and lambs. 179 hogs.
saies: az head cattle, ics sheep and lambs,
ss4 hogs.
Prices:
Caftle-Best sasi<c. rroes; medium 10
eood, 2,.a3hc. gross; common 10 fair, Sage.
gross.
Sheep-2k afkc. gross.
Lambs 4a5kc. gross.
Hoes-easc net
Bulls-2a3c. gross.
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baltimore and ohio stock.

BALTIMORE, October i0-A few shares OF
Baltimore and ohio railroad stock were sold on
Change to-day at 100, decline from i2j at the
close Of lest week. Robert Garrett up 10
O'Clock This afternoon had not appeared at tho
central Offlce.
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Dry.ssis meats Shoulders. sen:
long-cIear.. Ss7Sas71i eissr,rios' 49, s
tboxedi-shouiders, Hf2kaSs.25; ,oneclcar,
ssSssSl0; shsrtciesr, tsza Hams steady q
slsati4.
CHICAGO, October I0-Casn Quotations we're;
Flour quiet and unchanged. No xsprins "nesS
tokc. No. red. &c. No. corn, saAo. NO
oats. g5,.c. Mess-pork. tia5oayiA Lard. n5!1:
shortriD sides qoosel. E,@k. pry-ssitse
shoulders (boredD. IS o0st5.7O. 'shortclsar sides
(boxedl. r..oas775. whiskey, ti.io.
IAatinx fulnraa YanRn1.
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nBAIH AID CCTT0H EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. October III, le51.
OFFERINGS.
WHgAr.-Longherry. 1.322 bushels. Mixed,
i.6sS bushels ShOrtbeuy, ,llS bushels. Total,
3S9s bushels.
CORNISH bushels.
hYR.-i0o bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHBAT.-Longberry, l22 bushels common a.
73c Mixed, 464 bushels prime at S3c. - bu5nels
very good at soc 800 bushels good Gt 7Sc. short
berry. go bushels very good az sOc; 32 bushels
common at zee 2S bushels common at 10c. .
bushels common at Csc. Total sales Of wheat,
l,442 bushsls
Offerings to-day Of wheat, 1898 bushels !:
sans day last year. 4,32i bushels Sales to-day
OF wheat, Lac bushels same day last year.
1850 bushels. Offerings so far this year. 4js.8i2
bushels; same time last year, 48O.o98 bushels.
Extreme range OF prices to-day, 0S " sr3c. f;
same day last year, ca 10 SIC.
COaS.-White, IS bushels very good on pri.
vate terms.
RYE.-lCs bushels very good at 90.
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An Ocean Steamer suuk.

VIENNA. October 10 The Austrian steamer
papsburg yesterday collided with and sunk a
Bayarian steamer on Lake Constance. Many
passengers in the cabin were drOgned: tho
exact number IL not yet known. Two bodies
have been recovered. Divers are working at
the scene CT tho disaster.
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NEW YORK COTTON FuTuRRs.
Minister Manning Dying.

NEW YORK, October 10 Thomas q. Manning,
Mineier TO Mexico, lies In a dying condition st
the Fifih-Avenue Hotel. lie was taken worse
this afternoon, aud at a late hour tonight was
dellrious. His death IA probably matter OF
but few hours. He came 10 this city week
AGO to-day 70 attend the meeting OF the Pea
tody-Fund trustees, Of which number ho 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11

MILWAUKEE, WIS, October l0.-A special "a
the Erening Wisconsin from Green Bay says.
Tho Merchants and Miners Bank Of Iron Noun
tain, Mich, closed Saturday tis understood
that the cashier has skipped 10 Canada with
$i5(OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11
YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED MEN

4 suffering FROM nervous debility. loss Of
memory. premature old age, a. the result Of
rad habits. should send 10 cents In stamps for
large Illustrated treatise suggesting unfa'hng
cure. ADDRESS Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association Buffalo n !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11
Fire In Mnssachusetas

AHEsBURY. MASS, October i0.-The carriage
mandatory OF Locke a. Jew0ll and several
surrounding buildings were burned to-day.
Loss s125,OOO. Of which Locke & Jewell lose
$1,000; insured for $4,000.
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Incendiary rire IN Aioxandria.

ISptcihI teIegrsm % no Dispatch.I
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 10.-An
incendiary fire tonight destroyed
frame dwelling near the canal basin,
owned and occupied by colored fam
lily named Allen. The side Of the house
was saturated with kerosene-oil, and
only the speedy and good work of the
fire department saved the several other
buildings. The family saved nothing.
it isIumored that when the roof fell a
white man named Beach was caught
under it, but the report is not verified
vet
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court.nouse and REGARDS burned.

chAhLRyoix, MICH, October TO- saturday
nlEn. tLe courthouse Of Charleyoix county,
situated al Boyne City, together with ali the
nucs. records, &C.. was burned. Ihe nre 10
supposea 10 have been incendlary. The ioca-
sion vi me eounty-seat was the occasion OIL
not hgl. between East Jordan and boyue tlty,
duiged In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11

News has been received here that one
day last week an aged maiden lady
named Sarah Shaffer, living with her
brother near Marshall, in Fauquier,
hanged herself. Her brother found
her body on returning from work. She
was sixty, and was considered dementcd
at times. She had made several at
tempts at suicide before-twice by
jumping into the well.
Judge Meade has allowed John Cur
ran Fredericksburg jury, which will
also take the upper Prince-street dam
age cases. Dennis Anderson, who shot
Lis wife, will also be tried at this term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nd. October lO.-virglnia 6's.
consolidated. i6; past-due coupons, 81; new
S's, GK. North Carolina SIS, old, lI0H. Bid
today.
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Fatal Explosion ora soda Fountain.

PITTSBURGH. PA. October 10.--Louis S0rroo-
90, an Italian. was instantly killed this after
noon by the explosion of a soda fountain. Ho
was charging tho fountain With gas when tho
explosion occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11
xARxErs By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

Few YORK. October i0.-Cotton steady; safes,
231 bales: uplands. y f.l6c. Orleans, o-l5c. :
net receipts, 1916 bales; exports-to Great
Britain, ALSO bales; TO France, 1905 bales +:
20 tho Continent 1881 bales: stock, $4,000
bales. Southern flour steady; trading light.
Nheat-Options dull ana steady al the open
ing, but soon weakened with the West and de
cliped haaic, elosiDg heavy az the lowest spot
Aahc. lower and In moderate demand: No. 2red,
October, siasiac.; November. siSas!c. Cora
Cath haAc. and options Aa.c. lower. closing
weak; No. 2, October. 5n(S52Hc.: Noysmber.
t2a22 bite. Oats shade easier; No. 2 o.
tober. a2gs.: November. a3c: No. 2. spot.
Sa33c. mixed western, 3aa3sc. Hops In light
demand. Cofee-fair Rio iirrn a. sie.S7k (.
November, siai21 options f5a25 points higher
and moderately active; No. Z Rio, october,
tlz45asl7S November, si7.o0asi7.70; Decom.
Der, az 51ntiISs. Sugar firm: fair rehulng,
sHa4 Is Ice (; refined quiet and firm; O, ila
&c yellow, 4i5af,1c.; on A, 5ks5tsc.; mould
A, &c. standard A, $40 confectionery A,
6a6 ilec.. cutloaf and crushed. $40; pow
cered,. oha; graduated. &c Cubes 8 Sida
tke holasses unchanged and quiet Rice
nrm. cotlon.seed oil-~sskc. for crude; s3e.
for refined. kosin steady at q. gialtis4. Tus-
pentipe nfm Of oic. Bides steady and quiet
Wool quiet aad steady. Pork dun and UNI
changed Beef quiet. Cut-me1ts duh MID.
dies duil ana nominal. Lard aa4 points higher
and arm but cniet; westar1 sieSm. S5.S5a
iheshH; November. sd52at<6d; Dccempsl,
sd.6iaIttL tretshs dull
81. Louis
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MILLINERY.

GRAND OPENING OF FALL "a
" AND WINTER MILIINERY.-NrS ~
X. W. COSBI'S customers are aware Of ~
her REMOVAL 10 tho FRS I FLOOR OF f3i EAST
BROAD. next door TO her Old stand She be1s 70
inform them aud the public that on wEDSE3-
DAY aud TIL lRsDAY the f2th end 18Th she will
have on exhibition her HANDSOME AND
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT Of MILL
Merry GOODS. consisting ofimported FRENCH
HATS and BOSSErs and the latest novelties
i1TkfNMiNGS. Thanking her customers and
the public for their kind patronage she bcss
combustion OF the same. Madame Tn0SS-
BURG and Miss La TnoGSroSEY, OF New fork.
are DOT N be excelied - trimmera Prices 70
please all. Mss. u. w. COSBY.
CO ii-sI' t3t east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11

OPENING OF FINE MILL n
" merry. FALL iss7.-Msz CELIA ~
KASS. 5i7 east broad street, notifes her ~
friends ami The public a. large thai aha wii
have ON THURSDAY, Friday. AND sAruH-
styles Of MILLINERY AND NOvELriEs
shs win be glad to have them cali on her.
% if-1ts
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCTOBER 10. 1887
lBy telegraph

Steamship Richmond, Boaz, New York. and
sailed Oh return.
steamship Blackstone. Warren, Providence.
and sailed for West Point
steamship Kanawha, Sears, New York, and
ssiled on return.
SchoOners G. II. Valentine. Curtis. New YORK;
N. J. smith, Bennett, Portsmouth, and X ID.
Bibber, finkham, Union island.
SAILED.
Steamship Martha. Eckerts. Hayre, cos'cd.
ScbOoncrs Louis p. fharo, Long, Su1olk,
and W. II. Bailey, Pearco, New Yors.
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COTTON RsPoHF.

Market steady.
RECEIPTS.
bales.
QUOTATIONS..
rDDLTSG. Sc.
Lav NrnnrING.-6<e
GOOD ORDISARY.-7 t3-iCc.
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81. ievls. ostoher lo--Flour rrul acu "a
.okc. November. nafikc. ESS. ssha;exo'
SCI; ssss s';;sS s|Is| -
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MARINE INrELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 10, 1857.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. IIulphers, New
YOrs, merchandise and passengers, q. w.
Allen CO.. agents.
steamer 0Oldsboro, ---, Philadelphia. msr-
ctaDdise and passengers, j. W. McCarricx,
agent.
Schooner u. II. Jones. Pearce, New YORK,
steel ingvts, Richmond and Allegheny railroad
Company.
SAILED.
Steamer ARIEL. Deyo. Norfolk, United Ststos
mali, merchandise and passengers. I. u. Ts-
sgNnf
schooneri RilenOra Vandusen. Godfrey. James
river. TO load poplar wood for Philadelphia;
vo.sel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Benjamin c. Terry. Brown. James
river, TO lead piLe wood Tor New YORK (: vessel,
Curtis & Parker
Schooner X. W. Hudile, Deputy, ClAremont,
10 lood pine wood tor New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11

MADISON. Wis. October i0.-The Presidents
special train loft for ST. Paul al o'clock this
morning. There were a few hundred people
NJ the station 10 bid tho city's guests GodspeoI,
but there was no organized demonstration Of
any kind. The skies we're bright, but the tenn
perature cold, and the steam heaters Of the
frul Ia, vrara In ft4lI blast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-11
qorcunso UP MALONE.

The Interest Of Virginia in the ATTAIN
tic. Mississippi aud Ohio railroad az
ereQa.ed six millions OF dollars, nearly
two millions Of which was secured by
mortgage. Malone induced the State
10 postpoue this claim aud accept So
cona mortgage for fonrmilIions, 70 aato
ensbls bin % horzox ailesp ulllIons
The Washington critic., 1887-12-23
Departures From II. and o. Station.

For Baltimore, o, $50 $40, 7.3O, $50, o 80,
m,;l2.1O. 2.35, 3,15 as minute trnins),
800, i,30, 40, $50, SOB, 0,i5, 30, s.35,
l1.30, y. IN. On sunday. $50, 7.3O, $50,
$50 a. m; 1,3O, 2,35, 800, 40, $50, 5.55,
8.I5, S,35, IL 30 p. IN.
For Annapolis, 6.iJ, $50 IN, 1910, 4. 80,
6.lOpm. on Sunday, 80 m, 40 p m.
For Point of Rocks and Frederick, q. 80, 8 40 a
m, 40, $50 pm. ON Sunday $40 m,
1.1Opn.
For Gaithersburg, 6.35, $40 o. 80 n m, IL. 80,
40, $50, b.35, 7, $40 11.20p IN. on
Sunday 40 m. l 10 5.35, $40, 10 y IN.
For llagerstown-S.1 m $50 IN daily ex.
cept Sunday.
For Chicago LOO m, G. 40 p IN daily.
por Plttsburg-1O,55 II IN, $40 y IN daily.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis-2. 80,
$40 IN daily.